Please stop talking about "thigh gaps" and bringing attention to it. It's fucking stupid. Thanks.

Not reacting is still a reaction. And they still get off on the idea they're intimidating and disgusting you. Weren't you instructed to "just ignore them they're only trying to get a rise out of you" when boys pulled shit on the playground? Ever notice how it was the worst and least effective advice you ever got in…

On the same topic, a big fuck you to that creepy old man who told me to "oh smile, it's not that bad!". I was suffering from depression that time. Of all the times I have gotten this line, it's always old men. Always.

Thank you for sharing your story. Hugs, sister.

Psh. These guys have got NOTHING on BabyMetal.

Why on earth would I have any desire to wear YOUR underwear? Is that a sexy thing that girls do now? Because I have washed many a pair of man panties and that is not something I would want on me...

I'm willing to bet that 5 Seconds of Summer is going to be an apt descriptor of their time in the spotlight.

I've played The Sims... they never got in position like that!

Which is exactly why it's so mystifying that there aren't more male feminists willing to participate in this kind of activism. You might want to give this a read, I think you may find it illuminating:

"Well, my son and three of his friends thought it was funny, so there! If you don't, you're just an uptight hairy fat feminazi!"

While the current advertising campaign for VEET running in the USA has been well received by most consumers who appreciate its wacky, tongue in cheek humour, it has also provoked a great deal of comment.

"This idea came from women who told us that at the first hint of stubble, they felt like 'dudes.'"

I actually don't read that as bitchy. The whole thing feels like the two ad departments are mock fighting, only I just want to shout "OH WILL YOU TWO KIDS JUST KISS ALREADY, FOR FUCK'S SAKE."

Caught this on The Today Show this morning, and practically injured myself with an epic eyeroll. I mean, how stupid are these women who believe a patch could make them feel prettier, how dumb are the people who came up with this idea... Ugh. Just... UGH. This is why I hate everyone.

So basically this ad just proves that the placebo effect still exists.

Sadly, the real problem here isn't the easy availability of weapons, it's the lack of availability of the kind of decent psychiatric care that would have identified this person as a having problems and tried to get him some help before all this happened. I speak from experience, though I've never stabbed anyone. When…

I've bought brands or gone to places for politics (switched to Costco, bought Oreos, etc) but I'm hard pressed to think of a commercial that made me want something I didn't already have. Like, I think the Samsung watch phone is super cool, but not enough to switch from iPhone.

However, I do distinctly remember reading…

Pretty much any mascara ad works on me because I'm a total sucker that way.

I honestly can see why someone would rather not have their name shortened into cutesy titles that fit ragmags so wonderfully. And hey, maybe not calling someone a name they find distasteful is a sign of respect in that, no one likes being called something they aren't. I, for one, hate being called honey. I find it…

I wouldn't get too upset if you're a cheese-lover - I am sure there will be some contradictory study results coming out soon just like with coffee, chocolate, eggs, and a host of other debated foods.